Al Ahly Supporters Starting to Regret Former Coach Pitso Mosimane Leaving the Club

• South African coach Pitso Mosimane's departure from Al Ahly is starting to cause anxiety among the club's supporters
• The Egyptian superclub has hit a form wobble since the 57-year-old unexpectedly called it quits at the beginning of last month
• Mosimane had a tempestuous relationship with supporters, former players and the media in his glorious but short tenure in Cairo

The saying goes that you don't know what you have until it is gone.

It appears that some Al Ahly supporters are feeling this sentiment following the departure of their former South African coach at the start of June.

The Citizen reported that many have gone on social media to lament his absence as the Red Devils continued putting in lacklustre performances in his absence.

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One of them, Ahmed Eissa, wrote:

I'm sorry Pitso Mosimane for criticizing you at times on the way you play, but you were hiding the team's flaws in an excellent way and this became clear after you left I'm sorry Coach Musimani again @TheRealPitso"

@Malungelo07 responded:

"A lot of decisions @TheRealPitso did are being proven correct already now. He hardly conceded goals like how it is happening now. He managed to find balance between being defensive and winning matches."

Mosimane had an inconsistent relationship with the supporters, former players and media, constantly facing criticism despite winning multiple trophies with the club.

Pitso Mosimane Soccer Schools starts search for promising coaches in Gauteng and Limpopo

The ship for aspiring coaches in Gauteng and Limpopo might just have come in.

As reported by Sports Brief, the Pitso Mosimane Soccer Schools project is set to begin in a couple of weeks as the search for qualified coaches who can follow in the eponymous mentor's gigantic footsteps. The school was launched by Mosimane in a bid to develop the country's rough diamonds into the most efficient and high quality players of the next generation.

Applicants must possess minimally a SAFA D License or an equivalent and qualifications that have been approved.